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Majid Kavian

1982 – 2011

Kurdish politician and military

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Lived 1982 – 2011 (aged 28–29). Majid Kavian was a politician.

Majid Kavian (; 1982 – 3 September 2011), also known as Simko Sarheldan, was the deputy commander of the militant Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK) until his death on 3 September 2011, at the age of 29. As the number two in command he was the chief commander of all PJAK's armed activities as the PJAK's number one leader, Abdul Rahman Haji Ahmadi lives in exile, in Germany.

Majid Kavian was born in the town of Baneh in the Kurdistan Province of Iran where he rose to position of Deputy Commander due to his experience, fighting in Turkey.

September 3rd 2011, during the second stage of Iranian Revolutionary Guards attack against Kandil mountains Majid Kawian, known as Comrade Samkou, deputy commander general of the forces of eastern Kurdistan in the Kurdistan Free Life Party, was killed along with Comrade Ruzhat Butan after being hit by a mortar in heavy Iranian shelling in Kutaman region

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1982, Baneh
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Who was Majid Kavian?

Kurdish politician and military

When was Majid Kavian born?

Majid Kavian was born in 1982 in Baneh.

When did Majid Kavian die?

Majid Kavian died on 3 September 2011.

What was Majid Kavian's occupation?

Majid Kavian was a politician.

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· Wikipedia: Majid Kavian

· Wikidata: Q16221823

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